Hallo,
meine gerade geschickte Mail zu /etc/mail hatte ich schon kurz vorher
geschickt – allerdings mit korrekter Rechtschreibung im Betreff, also mit
einem ö statt oe. Allerdings erhielt ich nachstehende Fehlermeldungs-Mail
zurück. Was soll ich nun von besagter Mail halten? In meiner ursprünglichen
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Vielen Dank für jegliche Hinweise!
Viele Grüße
Wolfgang
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Hallo,
im Zuge eines Upgrades von woody auf sarge wurde auf meinem Server wohl etw=
as=20
mit den Gruppen verhauen. /var/log/mail und /etc/mail geh=F6rten danach auf=
=20
einmal der Gruppe snort an. /var/log/mail soll h=F6chstwahrscheinlich zur=20
Gruppe adm geh=F6ren. Gilt das Gleiche auch f=FCr /etc/mail oder ist hier e=
ine=20
andere Gruppe die Richtige?
Wozu ist eigentlich /etc/mail gut? Bei mir ist dieses Verzeichnis leer. Ich=
=20
benutze an Mailgeschichten ausschlie=DFlich Courier-Sachen, also Courier MT=
A,=20
Courier IMAP (SSL) usw.
Viele Gr=FC=DFe
Wolfgang
